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* GottaCatchThemAll: His long life dream is to see his Pokédex being complete, and he entrusts Red and Blue to finish it.
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* GottaCatchThemAll: His long life lifelong dream is to see his Pokédex being complete, and he entrusts Red and Blue to finish it.
* AdaptationalModesty: In the first-generation games, Brock is shirtless. Here, Brock wears a burnt orange shirt that wouldn't have been seen on him until ''VideoGame/PokemonHeartGoldAndSoulSilver''.
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* BigBrotherMentor: Brock acts as one for Red. After witnessing Red lost his first Pokémon Battle to Blue, Brock came to Red and encourages him to go to the Pewter Gym to improve himself there. During their Gym Battle, Brock lectures Red on the importance of skill, strategy, and bond between the trainer and his Pokémon.
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* BigBrotherMentor: Brock acts as one for Red. After witnessing Red lost lose his first Pokémon Battle to Blue, Brock came comes to Red and encourages him to go to the Pewter Gym to improve himself there. During their Gym Battle, Brock lectures Red on the importance of skill, strategy, and bond between the trainer and his Pokémon.
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** Personality-wise, Brock's expanded role compared to the other Gym Leaders, besides Giovanni, and serving as Red's BigBrotherMentor brings him closer to his anime counterpart's characterization.
* DishingOutDirt: His Gym specializes in Rock-Type Pokémon.
* DishingOutDirt: His Gym specializes in Rock-Type Pokémon.
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** Personality-wise, Brock's expanded role compared to the other Gym Leaders, besides Giovanni, Leaders (besides Giovanni) and serving as Red's BigBrotherMentor brings him closer to his anime counterpart's characterization.
* DishingOutDirt: His Gym specializes in Rock-Type Pokémon. [[{{Irony}} Ironically]], his Geodude and Onix ''don't'' use Rock-type moves.
* DishingOutDirt: His Gym specializes in Rock-Type Pokémon. [[{{Irony}} Ironically]], his Geodude and Onix ''don't'' use Rock-type moves.
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* InformedAttribute: Like the first-generation games, Brock's specialization in Rock-type Pokémon is very much an informed one. Despite Geodude and Onix having the advantage of natural high-defense stats associated with Rock-type Pokémon, none of them uses Rock-type moves and solely use Normal-type moves (e.g. [[RammingAlwaysWorks Tackle]] and [[CounterAttack Bide]]) to decimate most of Red's team. Even the [=TM=] he rewarded to Red after being defeated by him isn't a Rock-type move.
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* AudienceSurrogate: He represents the [=OVA=]'s target audience, older fans that grew up with Pokemon.
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* AudienceSurrogate: He represents the [=OVA=]'s target audience, older fans that who grew up with Pokemon.
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* AnimalisticAbomination: Acts more like an uncontrollable monster than the sophisticated and misunderstood creature it is in the main series' anime and is already a manmade unnatural creature that went horribly awry.
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* AnimalisticAbomination: Acts more like an uncontrollable monster than the sophisticated and misunderstood creature it is in the main series' anime and is already a manmade unnatural creature that went horribly awry.
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* TruerToTheText: Unlike its main series' anime counterpart, which was sophisticated and misunderstood but later had a compassionate side, this Mewtwo acts exactly how it was described in the core series games; having a savage heart among all Pokémon, lacking compassion, and striking fear into its enemy with cold, glowing eyes.
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* BadassBaritone: His voice has calm yet deep demeanor, rarely ever raising to a higher tone.
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* TheWorfEffect: It took down ''Articuno!''
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* TheWorfEffect: It On the giving end, since it took down ''Articuno!''
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If he's the boss because he's the strongest, it's Asskicking Leads To Leadership.
* AsskickingLeadsToLeadership: He isn't the Rocket Boss ''and'' the Viridian Gym Leader for nothing.
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* AuthorityEqualsAsskicking: He isn't the Rocket Boss ''and'' the Viridian Gym Leader for nothing.
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* AdaptationalHeroism: Giovanni is portrayed more sympathetically compare to [[Anime/{{Pokemon}} various other]] [[Manga/PokemonAdventures adaptations]], [[Franchise/{{Pokemon}} including the games.]] While a villain nonetheless, here he is mostly motivated by [[CorruptCorporateExecutive business and greed]] rather than personal power and [[TakeOverTheWorld world domination]]. This is best demonstrated in his reaction after [[spoiler: losing to Red. In the games, Giovanni disbands Team Rocket because [[MyGreatestFailure he feels unworthy to be its leader after losing to a young kid three times]] and swears to become a better trainer. It is later revealed in ''[=HeartGold=]'' and ''[=SoulSilver=]'' that he had never truly abandoned his old ambitions and seeks to revive Team Rocket after his training. In ''Origins'', Giovanni remembers the fun of Pokémon battles from his childhood, and realizes that treating Pokémon as tools for business was wrong all along. He soon disbands Team Rocket to [[TheAtoner atone for his mistakes]], and to create a new path for himself and his Pokémon.]]
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* AdaptationalHeroism: Giovanni is portrayed more sympathetically compare to [[Anime/{{Pokemon}} [[Anime/PokemonTheSeries various other]] [[Manga/PokemonAdventures adaptations]], [[Franchise/{{Pokemon}} including the games.]] While a villain nonetheless, here he is mostly motivated by [[CorruptCorporateExecutive business and greed]] rather than personal power and [[TakeOverTheWorld world domination]]. This is best demonstrated in his reaction after [[spoiler: losing to Red. In the games, Giovanni disbands Team Rocket because [[MyGreatestFailure he feels unworthy to be its leader after losing to a young kid three times]] and swears to become a better trainer. It is later revealed in ''[=HeartGold=]'' and ''[=SoulSilver=]'' that he had never truly abandoned his old ambitions and seeks to revive Team Rocket after his training. In ''Origins'', Giovanni remembers the fun of Pokémon battles from his childhood, and realizes that treating Pokémon as tools for business was wrong all along. He soon disbands Team Rocket to [[TheAtoner atone for his mistakes]], and to create a new path for himself and his Pokémon.]]
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** Personality-wise, Brock's expanded role compare to the other Gym Leaders, besides Giovanni, resembles his anime counterpart without the backstory and CasanovaWannabe tendencies.
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** Personality-wise, Brock's expanded role compare compared to the other Gym Leaders, besides Giovanni, resembles and serving as Red's BigBrotherMentor brings him closer to his anime counterpart without the backstory and CasanovaWannabe tendencies.counterpart's characterization.
* DishingOutDirt: His Gym specializes in Ground-Type Pokémon.
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* AmbiguousGender: Though if it's anything like its game counterpart, it most likely [[NoBiologicalSex doesn't have one to begin with]].
* AnimalisticAbomination: Acts more like an uncontrollable monster than the sophisticated and misunderstood creature it is in the main series, and is already a manmade unnatural creature that went horribly awry.
* AnimalisticAbomination: Acts more like an uncontrollable monster than the sophisticated and misunderstood creature it is in the main series, and is already a manmade unnatural creature that went horribly awry.
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* AmbiguousGender: Though if it's anything like its game counterpart, it most likely [[NoBiologicalSex doesn't have one one, to begin with]].
* AnimalisticAbomination: Acts more like an uncontrollable monster than the sophisticated and misunderstood creature it is in the mainseries, series' anime and is already a manmade unnatural creature that went horribly awry.
* AnimalisticAbomination: Acts more like an uncontrollable monster than the sophisticated and misunderstood creature it is in the main
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* BerserkButton: It wasn't friendly to begin with, but the first time Red throws an Ultra Ball at it? It's ''enraged''.
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* BerserkButton: It wasn't friendly friendly, to begin with, but the first time Red throws an Ultra Ball at it? It's ''enraged''.
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* PerpetualFrowner: It's always angry.
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* PerpetualFrowner: It's always angry.angry with a frown.
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* AscendedExtra: Brock appears outside of his gym leader role and takes Red briefly under his wing in the early part of ''Origins''. None of the other gym leaders save for Giovanni get this expanded role.
* BigBrotherMentor: Brock acts as one for Red. After witnessing Red lost his first Pokémon Battle to Blue, Brock came to Red and encourages him to go the Pewter Gym to improve himself there. During their Gym Battle, Brock lectures Red the importance of skill, strategy, and bond of the trainer and his Pokémon.
* BigBrotherMentor: Brock acts as one for Red. After witnessing Red lost his first Pokémon Battle to Blue, Brock came to Red and encourages him to go the Pewter Gym to improve himself there. During their Gym Battle, Brock lectures Red the importance of skill, strategy, and bond of the trainer and his Pokémon.
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* AscendedExtra: Brock appears outside of his gym leader role and takes Red briefly under his wing in the early part of ''Origins''. None of the other gym leaders leaders, save for Giovanni Giovanni, get this expanded role.
* BigBrotherMentor: Brock acts as one for Red. After witnessing Red lost his first Pokémon Battle to Blue, Brock came to Red and encourages him to go to the Pewter Gym to improve himself there. During their Gym Battle, Brock lectures Red on the importance of skill, strategy, and bondof between the trainer and his Pokémon.
* BigBrotherMentor: Brock acts as one for Red. After witnessing Red lost his first Pokémon Battle to Blue, Brock came to Red and encourages him to go to the Pewter Gym to improve himself there. During their Gym Battle, Brock lectures Red on the importance of skill, strategy, and bond
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** Personality-wise, Brock resembles his anime counterpart without the backstory and CasanovaWannabe tendencies.
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** Personality-wise, Brock Brock's expanded role compare to the other Gym Leaders, besides Giovanni, resembles his anime counterpart without the backstory and CasanovaWannabe tendencies.
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* CompositeCharacter: While ''Origins'' is a retelling of ''VideoGame/PokemonRedAndBlue'' and ''VideoGame/PokemonFireRedAndLeafGreen'', Brock appears wearing the same outfit he does in the UpdatedRerelease of the sequel to those games, ''VideoGame/PokemonHeartGoldAndSoulSilver''.
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* CompositeCharacter: CompositeCharacter:
** While ''Origins'' is a retelling of ''VideoGame/PokemonRedAndBlue'' and ''VideoGame/PokemonFireRedAndLeafGreen'', Brock appears wearing the same outfit he does in the UpdatedRerelease of the sequel to those games,''VideoGame/PokemonHeartGoldAndSoulSilver''.''VideoGame/PokemonHeartGoldAndSoulSilver''.
** Personality-wise, Brock resembles his anime counterpart without the backstory and CasanovaWannabe tendencies.
** While ''Origins'' is a retelling of ''VideoGame/PokemonRedAndBlue'' and ''VideoGame/PokemonFireRedAndLeafGreen'', Brock appears wearing the same outfit he does in the UpdatedRerelease of the sequel to those games,
** Personality-wise, Brock resembles his anime counterpart without the backstory and CasanovaWannabe tendencies.
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Dewicked trope
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* WeaponOfChoice: Charizard, and to a lesser extent, Jolteon.
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* WeaponOfChoice: Onix.
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* WeaponOfChoice: The Rhyhorn line: both Rhyhorn and Rhydon.
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* CompositeCharacter: While ''Origins'' is a retelling of ''VideoGame/PokemonRedAndBlue'' and ''VideoGame/PokemonFireRedAndLeafGreen'', Brock appears wearing the same outfit he does in the UpdatedRerelease of the sequel to those games, ''VideoGame/PokemonHeartGoldAndSoulSilver''.
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* NiceHat: His trademark red cap.
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* SignatureHeadgear: His trademark red cap.
